RESTAURANTS
St. John Bread and Wine
Tony visits friend and fellow chef Fergus Henderson at St. John Bread and Wine, Fergus' newest restaurant. Tony enjoys roasted bone marrow with toasted bread, stewed pig's head with bacon and blood cake.
94-96 Commercial St., London E1 6LZSee on Map
The Cock Tavern
Tony joins two Smithfield Market butchers at 6 a.m. for the Butcher's Breakfast at the Cock Tavern. The meal consists of a pint, eggs, black pudding, calf's liver and deviled kidneys.
London Central Markets, London, EC1A 9LHSee on Map
The Yew Tree (Outside of London)
Tony and Marco Pierre White sit down to dinner at The Yew Tree Inn is a place to have fun and experiment with new twists on old classics. Offerings include quail eggs with hollandaise sauce, roast venison and pan-roasted partridge with bacon.
Highclere Newbury, Berkshire RG20 9SSee on Map
The Kitchin
Tony visits one of Edinburgh's best restaurants. At the Michelin-Star-awarded The Kitchin, Tom Kitchin seeks to take traditional Scottish ingredients and elevate them to new levels.
78 Commercial St., Edinburgh, EH6 6LXSee on Map
The Mermaid Chip Shop
Tony and best-selling crime author Ian Rankin have a lunch of deep-fried ribs at The Mermaid Chip Shop, a local favorite for anything deep-fried, including haggis and king rib.
43-45 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, EH6, United KingdomSee on Map